Observations, ideas, and wonderings on birds encountered in the landscape.
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Black-crowned Night Herons of All Ages Arrive at the Salt Marsh
Both juvenile and immature Black-crowned Night Herons are doing just fine at the Salt Marsh at Inwood Hill Park. The sightings underscore a concern as the NYC Bird Alliance warns of their potential extinction by 2035 due to habitat loss and declining numbers in New York Harbor. Restore marshes.View post to subscribe to the site’s… Read more
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Creative Ideas for Enjoying Your Favorite Bird Photos in Everyday Life
DIY ideas for displaying bird photographs at home or as gifts. Repurpose photos using various materials, crafting techniques, and printing tips. Read more
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Continuous Captures: Photographing the Birds of Inwood
I use a discontinued Nikon Coolpix B700 camera with the birdwatching setting. Recent sightings at Inwood Hill Park highlight ongoing bird activity post-spring migration.View post to subscribe to the site’s newsletter. Read more
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It’s June, so these must be Cedar Waxwings
Cedar Waxwings, the birds seemingly from outer space, show up here in June to eat our earthly mulberry trees.View post to subscribe to the site’s newsletter. Read more
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A Common Yellowthroat Explores the Blooming Hawthorn Trees
Cute pictures of the cute Common Yellowthroat.View post to subscribe to the site’s newsletter. Read more
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